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Is this really the "best that lesbian erotica" has to offer for 2009? Yikes.
About 75% percent of the short stories were variations on a Mistress/slave theme with light to heavy bondage.
If you are into that sort of thing, and want to be surprised over and over again that the "he" is actually a "she" (gasp!) then you will probably love this book.
If you are looking for stories that reflect a wide spectrum on lesbian experiences, are sensitive, thought-provoking and turn you on, then this is not the book for you. Look elsewhere and let me know what you find!
I picked this book up a while back. It was $1.99 and came with Whispersynch. How could I resist? I love good erotica. Especially lesbian erotica. BUT I don't like BDSM. Sorry. I think it may have a lot to do with being in pain all the time. I don't feel the slightest bit of turn-on due to pain. In fact, pain begets pain within my body. So, no. Not for me. And that was the majority of this book. As for the lesbian aspect? It felt more like 50 Shades of Grey with strap-ons. If you liked that, you'll love this. All that pain without the long story to deal with.
Miriam Scott is the reason I gave more than one star. Her voice narrated this whole collection of stories. Very sexy yet sweet voice. A voice that changed with the characters. I think I could listen to Ms. Scott read the dictionary or phone book. Wait, do people know those are real paper books of heft? Well, this old lady remembers those LA/Orange County door stops and the writer's best friend.
I don't like anthologies as a general rule. I like stories with depth. I like getting to know the characters and the world. Stories don't do that for me. So that was another point against this book. BUT in the case of erotica it is best not to have to wait a long time for the good parts. And I didn't feel the need to read it straight through to find out how it ends. We all know how it ends! ;-) Unfortunately, not all these stories ended in a way I was happy with. To each their own, I guess.
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'Dream Date' by Radclyffe is 16 pages of Awesome - words can not do it justice - you will want to book your next cruise ASAP.
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'Lipstick on Her Collar' -Sacchi Green
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RG Emanuelle & DL King wrote my favorites.
Otherwise I didn't enjoy this collection as much as the 4 earlier editions. Different Strokes, perhaps?
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Posted on 10/26/2006 7:18:40 PM PDT by kristinn
Nightline contacted me Tuesday looking to interview Jim about a story they were working on about the Dixie Chicks. Jim declined as is his wont and he said I could do it if I felt like it. I informed ABC of Jim's decision. They did a pre-interview with me by phone Tuesday afternoon. Yesterday they called back and scheduled the inteview for late this afternoon. They asked if I had an office they could film the interview at. I laughed and said, no, so we set it up for the ABC News D.C. bureau on DeSales St.
This morning, they asked if they could move the interview up to mid-day. I said sure and arrived at the bureau promptly at 2:30, accompanied by Nofel al Jazairi, an Iraqi friend who has spoken at many of the D.C. Chapter's support the troops and their mission rallies over the past four years. Nofel and I had a meeting on Capitol Hill planned for this afternoon.
We were met downstairs by a waiting Nightline producer who took us upstairs to the Nightline offices. She offered us coffee and tea, which we glady accepted. Another woman brought us to the studio where the interview would be conducted. However, it wasn't exactly a studio. It was the office of Nightline co-anchor Terry Moran. I guess they were intent on not using a sterile set for the interview.
They applied no make-up to me, but they did have me wipe my forehead to ease some of the shine reflecting off my ever receding hairline.
I introduced Nofel to the producer who would be doing the interview off-camera. She said she had been to Iraq at the beginning of the war. We spoke about Iraq for a few minutes before we got down to business. Nofel sat on a couch off-camera while I sat on a chair in front of Moran's desk.
The producer told me she didn't really know that much about the blogosphere and would be interested in meeting later to learn more about it ( When she said that, I thought back to Mary Mapes' crash course on the Internet the day after Rathergate broke.) I told her she should, because we were driving her profession out of business. I didn't mean that in a snarky way, but it's a fact that even ABC's political director Mark Halperin has been sounding the alarm about.
The interview went on for what seemed liked thirty miinutes, but it was probably shorter. It was a decent interview, question wise. One thing that threw me for a bit of a loop was when she read back a quote by one of the Dixie Chicks from the interview they did for the show this morning. The gist of it was they were blaming Free Republic for creating an atmosphere of hate that led to death threats. I answered by saying, "Don't lay that at our door" and spoke about the death threats that conservatives get on a regular basis and about the new Bush assassination film and the similarly themed books and plays, and Air America host who called for Bush's assassination. I asked where's the outrage for that.
I also said that if Natalie Maines had made her remark in Iraq about Saddam Hussein at that time, that she would have been kidnapped, raped, tortured, mutilated and her body dumped ina canal or buried in the desert and that her family would never hear about her again.
The producer began the interview by asking about Free Republic. I gave the usual answer, "It's a conservative news, analysis and activism forum..."
We got in to the London incident and what role Free Republic played in the downfall of the Dixie Chicks. We spoke about the film and certain scenes in it. She wanted to know how we felt about our 'victory' over the Dixie Chicks. I tried to put it in context with other efforts that received less acknowledgement, like Freepers helping to get President Clinton impeached and later instigating a boycott of Morgan Stanley for having Clinton speak at a meeting shortly after Clinton left the White House in disgrace. I was reluctant to claim complete responsibility for the 'victory' as it was more than the reaction of Freepers that laid the Dixie Chicks low. Freepers played a visible and effective role, but we weren't the only ones outraged by the Dixie Chicks back then.
There were more questions and discussions, but I don't have a detailed recollection because.....a few minutes after the interview ended the producer came over to me with some bad news. The audio recording was blemished by static. She asked if I could do the interview over. I said sure. Nofel, who has a background in broadcasting, told me he had a feeling there was a problem with the sound, but he didn't say anything as he assumed the professionals had it under control.
The sound engineer explained later that the piece of equipment he was using is twenty years old and is designed so you can only moniter the sound from the mic to the recorder and not the output.
We had planned to go outside and film a shot of me walking about a tiny park. It's a much used, but much denigrated in the business technique for B-Roll that can be used with a voiceover by the reporter. Thankfully, that went out the window with the botched first interview. Nofel went outside any way after having witnessed the magic of network television firsthand. Once was enough.
Terry Moran was not put out by his office being tied up for a while longer. We ended up speaking for about five minutes while they reset the camera and lights. Despite how surly he came off when he was dealing with Scott McClellan, we had a decent conversation about the the foundering mainstream news business. He was flabbergasted when I told him Katie Couric was down to a 1.1. in Los Angeles.
The second interview was shorter. I got the feeling, having been an interviewer myself, that the producer had a more precise idea of what would work for the segment after having gone through the first round.
Some of the questions were the same, like the Dixie Chicks accusing FR of inciting hatred, and some were different. I was a bit fatigued for the second try. The producer had to remind me a few times to look up when I was speaking because I was lowering my eyes while I was thinking back to how I responded the first time the question was asked.
After it was over, she said told me that she thought this round was better than the first. "The first one was good," she said, "but the second was great!"
I laughed and said, "You say that to all the interviewees."
She said she meant it but I had my doubts because I felt like I needed an espresso after the two go-rounds.
The sound engineer agreed with the producer, saying, "You had some great (sound) bites in this one."
All I can say is, we'll all be able to find out later tonight. 11:30 eastern, 10:30 Central and after your late local news in the Mountain and Western time zones.
Check out their website for the movie! It's one big Dixie Chick Bash!!! It's fabulous!
AWESOME !! Sounds like you did a terrific job, Kristinn.
Thanks for your great representation of those of us who love this country, our troops and our President. I'll be watching.
BTW, Hannity and Colmes had the Dixie Chicks manager on tonight and he too blamed Freerepublic. Sean defended his 'Freeper friends'!
Way to go, kristinn. We are fortunate to have you there as a representative.
I agree - they are still doing very well (which I can never figure out, considering they are from Texas) so this 'downfall' thing doesn't make much sense. I was clicking thru the cable channels only a few weeks ago, and they had a record breaking #1 video on VH1 for many weeks.
Really? From the Trailer it seem like it is one big Dixie Chix love fest. Thank you for letting me know that!
You always do us proud, thank you!!!
Glad to be here, MOgirl
Thats one reason why Breaking News on FR cant be beat, most of my friends at work finally joined FR because I kept knowing the big news before them.
"Where did you find that out?" "Its on Free Republic".
Great job, kristinn. I'd love to see the entire first take, static and all.
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First, forget what you've heard, even from Natalie Maines herself. Much as every true FReeper would love to take credit, it wasn't FreeRepublic that initiated the campaign to undo the Dixie Chicks. It was an entity -- a CORPORATE entity -- far more greedy... far more insidious... far more ruthless... and far more powerful, and power "hungry"... than FreeRepublic could ever hope to be, even in Jim Robinson's most maniacally extravagant dreams. It was an entity, although all but unnoticed, which has over decades peppered Red America with it's small, squat and unassuming (unassuming looking) outposts. It was... [pause for...
Of course you realize this means war!!!!
>I will watch Nightline tonight, the first time in years.
I didnt know Nightline was still on.
I think it would be better to let this talent-less group of whores drone on about the evils of FR. They have no credibility and they only speak to their base of fringe, leftist, kook wackjobs who will always think that FR is evil anyway. Anybody who is curious can log on and see for themselves.
It is best to never argue with an idiot or with a group of idiots. You have nothing to gain and they have nothing to lose.
Of course, they themselves are to blame.
>I think FR is the most powerful and the largest conservative website on the net.
I agree.
Prayers up!
Can you pull this tonight, so we can have video?
Great report! I'll tape the program to watch tomorrow.
FReep On!
I haven't watched Nightline since the hatchet job they did on John O'Neil but I'll check it 2night.
The Chicks did this one to themselves.
The stint nat pulled was "Beyond stupid"
This will deinitely not be a part that is aired...they will edit that out because it doesn't fit with the template.
That's the real reason the sound was not right for the first go around...because they figured the spontaneity would be gone for the second...the reason they thought it was great the second time is because it probably lacked the same presentation in the second one.
Aren't I the cynical one though...
I'm sure you did a great job. It was nice to hear that Nofel was with you. Hope he and is family are well.
whoohooo..glad I tuned in here before heading off to bed....pitstop in front of the rec room television.
Will be watching. BTTT.
Perhaps the Admins will deputize some of the old timers in here for assistance.
TIVO set and ready...
just kidding!
DVR set. Can't wait to see you do us proud, kristinn!
Good grief. Forgot the link to the thread I was referencing:
Has DU caught wind of this?
I refuse to go over there and look....
Are we going to start a live thread for this?
I think this is it....
They are the enemedia's main audience.
Good point!
While waiting, for those that haven't seen it, check out this lady and her song (Poster Girl). She gets what the war is all about:
Well done!
Yeah. I'm getting a little suspicious of the "bad sound" excuse. Anyway, I'll be checking out Nightline in a few minutes.
That's why I wondered if one could covertly record the interview.
Funny stuff - LoL!
Like most everyone else, I will be watching Nightline for the first time in 15 years. LOL, Nightline will be wondering why their numbers are up tonight. Will probably be the best rating they have had in years. Go kristinn!!
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The 27-million-year-old fossil whale on display in our Life & Times exhibit is officially a new species!
Exploring how (and when) whales, dolphins and porpoises evolved the ability to efficiently swim through the water.
The Burke Museum is pleased to welcome Dr. Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse as the new Curator of Northwest Native Art.
People + Cultures
They come from diverse backgrounds and life experiences, but have come together to change perceptions.
The March 1 ceremony was incredibly emotional, both for the Marshallese community, but also for many of the people who joined the Marshallese in solidarity.
Working with communities to rebuild a traditional Native boat-building practice, bringing this knowledge back into a living context.
How tiny fossilized plant particles in Costa Rica can be used to reconstruct past landscapes.
The Zambian and Tanzanian fossil beds preserved both plants and animals, providing information on paleoclimate before and after extinction.
By extracting phytoliths from once-living plants, scientists were able to uncover a story of vegetation change in response to climate.
Northwest Native Art
Tsimshian artist David A. Boxley's journey to replicate a feast dish in the Burke Museum collection.
Connections to older artworks often provide the spark that keeps Native artists inspired in today's growing art scene.
Despite its popularity, the identity of the carvers who made the poles has been misrepresented for years.
The 27-million-year-old fossil whale on display in our Life & Times exhibit is officially a new species!
The Burke Museum and College of Engineering are collaborating to scan and 3-D print a large-scale mammoth.
An extinct animal often cited as a 'missing link' between modern seals and their four-limbed, land-dwelling ancestors.
Burke Research
A Burke research team recently surveyed fruit bats living on the small island of Grenada.
Raked by vigorous winds, with not a blade of grass in sight, Peru's desert coast looks remarkably different from its past.
Matt McElroy hopes to answer how and why biological evolution occurred in the past, and what role thermal adaptation played in this process.
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We started removing the cast covering LuLu the Columbian mammoth's tusk to get a glimpse into its preservation.
Burke paleontologists collected the partial skull of what's likely a Columbian mammoth after it was found along an eroded bluff near Sequim.
Welcome to Washington! How did a spider common in Europe make its way to Seattle? We may never know, but it appears to be here to stay.


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Continuing the Dave Robichaux series, Burke's mystery concerns present-day tensions springing from age-old racial injustices.
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In the last few years, the publisher has managed to build the modestly successful Burke into a best-selling mystery author with works like Dixie City Jam (LJ 4/1/94). Here, Cajun detective Dave Robicheaux tries to help the Fontenot family figure out who's trying to force them off their land?and runs up against a nasty bunch of mobsters with ties to the notorious Sonny Boy Marsallus.
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I strongly suggest that you read this series in chronological order. A little warning. While Burke never spares us a view of the more violent and vicious side of humanity, some of the books are particularly dark. I wonder if the darkest of the books were written at less happy points in his life. Burke will make you care about characters in the series, then do terrible things to them. These books are outstanding. Be prepared for a wild ride.
James Lee Burke has been called "the Faulkner of crime fiction." The phrasing, descriptions, and word usage are so beautiful that the reader wants the cadences to go on and on. Burke was successful early in his writing career. But after his third book was published in the l960s, it was fifteen years before another book made it into print. One book, THE LOST-GET BACK BOOGIE, was rejected one hundred times. It was finally nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.
Burke's prose is breathtaking. His poetic descriptions put the reader right in the scene where all five senses are pulsating and alive.Read more ›
James Lee Burke is a best-selling author whose awards include a nomination for a Pulitzer Prize, two Edgar Awards, and the CWA/Macallan Gold Dagger for Fiction. THE NEON RAIN was the first of the Robicheaux series, and Burke's series featuring Texas Ranger-turned-lawyer Billy Bob Holland began with TWO FOR TEXAS.
The author is a consummate storyteller and is a master at description. He conveys the strengths and weaknesses of the characters, both the positive people in Robicheaux's life and those who are less desirable. Burke's love of Louisiana is evident, and the geographic location is an integral part of the compelling story he tells.
Although the writing is excellent, there are weaknesses in the story line. Some events are not connected, and the reader is left with unanswered questions. Burke tells a complex story so these are minor criticisms.
When asked what he would do if he had to give up writing, Burke answered "I would never give up writing!" That's good news for readers! BURNING ANGEL is a must read for Burke's fans as well as for those who want to get to know the people and places in Iberia Parish, if only through the pages of an outstanding novel.
Burke displays a dazzling command of language and descriptive power, and his vision of the South is elegantly drawn, where ghosts of the past seem close at hand. The main characters, particularly Robineaux, Marsallus, and Bertrand are finely honed, as are the pimps, thugs, and crime lords of New Iberia.
The book only falters in the depiction of the Fontenots. Burke is keenly sensitive to the plight of this family, cast as helpless victims to malevolent external forces (in this case an amoral white overclass). Although we empathize with the Fontenots, characters stripped of free will (and thus unable to influence events) are never interesting.
Nevertheless, 'Burning Angel' is wonderfully paced and well written, and Burke's soaring prose elevates it to dizzying heights. Lost loves and family secrets haunt these characters, and as Robineaux visits the Bertrand plantation one last time, Burke closes with an epilogue that is a tour-de-force of sheer craft:
"And like some pagan of old, weighing down spirits in the ground with tablets of stone, I cut a bucket full of chrysanthemums and drove out to the Bertrand plantation...Read more ›
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Another James Lee Burke. Love this author. This book was another great read from Burke. What more can be said, except I wish he would write more books.Published 7 months ago by Thomas M. Dickieson
Book reviewers probably overuse "atmospheric" in their critiques, but to describe James Lee Burke's writing as "atmospheric" is akin to observing that Daniel Steele's literary... Read morePublished on June 27 2004 by Gary Griffiths
Well, once again, poor James Lee Burke is back, with his patented mix of stale Sixties cliches and nauseating sentimentality about the glories of the Antebellum South. Read morePublished on March 7 2004 by Carol Storm
James Lee Burke is a master novelist whose prose is so good that I begin to notice how good it is, and that distracts me a little. Read morePublished on June 2 2003 by Keith Nichols
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Pediatric Hepatoblastoma
- Author: Jennifer Reikes Willert, MD; Chief Editor: Max J Coppes, MD, PhD, MBA more...
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Hepatoblastoma (see the image below) is the most common form of liver cancer in children, although it is a comparatively uncommon pediatric solid tumor. The disease usually affects children younger than 3 years.
Essential update: Study suggests fewer chemotherapy courses just as effective for resectability of hepatoblastoma
Standard clinical management of hepatoblastoma in pediatric patients includes a combined total of six courses of preoperative and postoperative chemotherapy. However, in a retrospective study of 20 pediatric patients with grade III and IV surgically unresectable hepatoblastomas, Venkatramani et al found that many cases were resectable after just two cycles of neoadjuvant chemotherapy.[1, 2]
At initial diagnosis, 16 of the 20 tumors (80%) were considered unresectable.[2] After two courses of chemotherapy, seven (35%) were considered unresectable, and after four courses of chemotherapy, four (20%) were considered unresectable. All four of the tumors considered unresectable after four cycles of chemotherapy would have qualified for liver transplantation.
Signs and symptoms
Hepatoblastoma is usually diagnosed as an asymptomatic abdominal mass. Patients may also display the following:
Hemihyperplasia: An incidental finding in approximately 10% of patients
Isosexual precocity: Penile and testicular enlargement without pubic hair is seen in patients with tumors that secrete the b subunit of human chorionic gonadotropin (b-hCG).
Late features of Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome (BWS): Rare; include midface hypoplasia and slitlike indentations of the earlobe
Anorexia: In advanced disease
Talipes equinovarus
Persistent ductus arteriosus
Tetralogy of Fallot
Extrahepatic biliary atresia
Renal anomalies (dysplastic kidney, horseshoe kidney)
Cleft palate
Dysplasia of the earlobes
Goldenhar syndrome
Prader-Willi syndrome
Meckel diverticulum
Simpson-Golabi-Behmel syndrome
Sotto Syndrome
Symptoms associated with osteopenia: Severe osteopenia is present in most patients, but, with the exception of pathologic fracture, symptoms are rare
Symptoms of acute abdomen: Rare; occur if the tumor ruptures
Severe anemia: Occurs occasionally, as a result of tumor rupture and hemorrhage
See Clinical Presentation for more detail.
Lab studies
Complete blood count (CBC) with differential: Normochromic normocytic anemia and thrombocytosis may be present
Liver enzyme levels: Moderately elevated in 15-30% of patients
α-fetoprotein (AFP) - levels in hepatoblastoma are often as high as 100,000-300,000 mcg/mL
Imaging studies
Radiography: Reveals mass in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen
Ultrasonography: Allows assessment of tumor size and anatomy
Computed tomography (CT) scanning: Reveals involvement of nearby structures and whether pulmonary metastases are present
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI): Believed to be superior to CT scanning but does not necessarily add to the anatomic detail seen on CT scans
Positron emission tomography (PET) scanning: May have a role in diagnosis and follow-up evaluation
Radionuclide bone scanning: To evaluate for bone metastases in symptomatic patients
Surgical resection is the usual manner in which material for pathologic assessment is obtained. Open biopsy is performed when complete surgical resection is not possible. Needle biopsy is not recommended, because hepatoblastomas usually are highly vascular.
Stage I: Tumor is completely resectable via wedge resection or lobectomy; tumor has pure fetal histologic (PFH) results; AFP level is within reference range within 4 weeks of surgery
Stage IIA: Tumor is completely resectable; tumor has histologic results other than PFH (unfavorable histology [UH])
Stage IIB: Tumor is completely resectable; AFP findings are negative at time of diagnosis (ie, no marker to follow)
Stage IIC: Tumor is completely resected or is rendered completely resectable by initial radiotherapy or chemotherapy or microscopic residual disease is present; AFP level is elevated 4 weeks after resection
Stage III (any of the following): Either the tumor is initially unresectable but is confined to 1 lobe of the liver, gross residual disease is present after surgery, the tumor ruptures or spills preoperatively or intraoperatively, or regional lymph nodes are involved
Stage IV: Distant bone or lung metastasis has occurred
See Workup for more detail.
Cisplatin is the most active single agent used to treat hepatoblastoma
The cisplatin/5-fluorouracil (5-FU)/vincristine (VCR) combination is regarded as standard chemotherapeutic treatment in hepatoblastoma
Preoperative chemotherapy can completely eradicate metastatic pulmonary disease and multinodular liver disease
Postoperatively, chemotherapy is usually started approximately 4 weeks after surgery to allow liver regeneration
Doses used for treatment of hepatoblastoma are usually 1200-2000 centigray (cGy)
Radiotherapy may be used when microscopic disease is seen at the resection margins
Adjuvant radiotherapy may have a role in the treatment of chemoresistant pulmonary metastases
Resection and transplantation
Lobectomy: Initial resection of operable primary tumors by lobectomy is the standard of care in hepatoblastoma
Liver transplantation: Has had an increasing role in children with nonresectable tumors or in those who show chemotherapy resistance
Thoracotomy and resection of pulmonary metastases: Some patients have long-term, disease-free survival when aggressive attempts are made to surgically eradicate all areas of disease
See Treatment and Medication for more detail.
Hepatoblastoma is the most common liver cancer in children, although it is relatively uncommon compared with other solid tumors in the pediatric age group. Over the past several years, pathologic variations of hepatoblastoma have been identified, and techniques for establishing the diagnosis of childhood hepatic tumors have improved. Surgical techniques and adjuvant chemotherapy have markedly improved the prognosis of children with hepatoblastoma. Complete surgical resection of the tumor at diagnosis, followed by adjuvant chemotherapy, is associated with 100% survival rates, but the outlook remains poor in children with residual disease after initial resection, even if they receive aggressive adjuvant therapy.
Considerable controversy has surrounded the discrepancy between US and international hepatoblastoma therapeutic protocols; surgery and staging are initially advised in the United States, whereas adjuvant therapy is strongly considered internationally. Significant data now support a role for preoperative neoadjuvant chemotherapy if the tumor is inoperable or if the tumor is unlikely to achieve gross total resection at initial diagnosis.[3] Early involvement of hepatologists and liver transplant teams is recommended if the tumor may not be completely resectable even with preoperative adjuvant chemotherapy. Liver transplantation is playing an increasing role in cases in which the tumor is deemed nonresectable after chemotherapy is administered or in "rescue" transplantation when initial surgery and chemotherapy are not successful.[4, 5]
Finally, reports state that aggressive surgical intervention may be warranted for isolated pulmonary metastases.[3, 6]
Hepatoblastomas originate from immature liver precursor cells and present morphologic features that mimic normal liver development. Hepatoblastomas are usually unifocal and affect the right lobe of the liver more often than the left lobe. Microvascular spread can extend beyond the apparently encapsulated tumor.
Grossly, the tumor is a tan bulging mass with a pseudocapsule. Cirrhosis is not associated with this tumor. Metastases affect the lungs and the porta hepatis; bone metastases are very rare. CNS involvement has been reported at diagnosis and during relapse. The identification of distinct subtypes and further molecular biological information derived regarding liver ontogenesis and growth regulation of hepatic tumors has recently helped pave the way for a more comprehensive classification system for this disease.
Loss of heterozygosity (LOH) of chromosome arm 11p markers occurs commonly in hepatoblastoma identified in association with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome (BWS) and hemihypertrophy. Isochromosome 8q is seen in mixed hepatoblastomas, and trisomy 20 is seen in pure epithelial hepatoblastomas (see Histologic Findings).
Patients with familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), a syndrome of early-onset colonic polyps and adenocarcinoma, frequently develop hepatoblastomas. Germline mutations in the APC tumor suppressor gene occur in patients with FAP, and mutations in the APC tumor suppressor gene are frequently detected in the colonic polyps and adenocarcinomas associated with FAP. One study estimated that 1 in 20 hepatoblastomas is probably associated with FAP.[7] Interestingly, APC mutations, although common in patients with hepatoblastoma and FAP, are rare in patients with sporadic hepatoblastomas. Recently, Sanders and Furman reported 2 brothers with hepatoblastoma who had a significant family history of early onset colon cancer.[8] Testing of the younger brother revealed a deletion in exon 15 of the APC gene consistent with a diagnosis of FAP.
In a study of 29 tumors from children with sporadic hepatoblastoma, no germline APC mutations were found.[9] These authors conclude that routine APC screening does not need to be performed in these children without a family history of colorectal cancer or FAP.
Loss of function mutations in APC lead to intracellular accumulation of the protooncogene b-catenin, an effector of Wnt signal transduction. b-catenin mutations have been shown to be common in sporadic hepatoblastomas, occurring in as many as 67% of patients. Furthermore, a study in a mouse model of hepatoblastomas induced by toxin exposure detected mutations of the b-catenin protooncogene in 100% of the tumors analyzed (27 of 27).[10] This finding suggests that alterations in the Wnt signaling pathway likely contribute to the neoplastic process in this particular tumor.
Recent studies on other components of the Wnt signaling pathway have also demonstrated a likely role for constitutive activation of this pathway in the etiology of hepatoblastoma.[11, 12] Overexpression of human Dickkopf-1, a known antagonist of the Wnt pathway, has been found in hepatoblastoma. The authors postulate that this may be a direct negative feedback mechanism resulting from increased β-catenin commonly found in this tumor.[13]
A mutation in the axin gene, also a known antagonist of β-catenin accumulation, has been found in hepatoblastoma and may contribute to the etiology of the smaller percentage of hepatoblastomas in which β-catenin mutations have not been identified, thus implicating the constitutive activation of the Wnt pathway in a significant fraction of hepatoblastomas.[14, 15] Kuroda et al demonstrated a potential role for transcriptional targeting of tumors with strong β-catenin/T-cell factor activity with oncolytic herpes simplex virus vector.[16] The hedgehog (Hh) pathway has also been evaluated and has been found to be a potential therapeutic target for hepatoblastomas in which the Hh pathway is overexpressed or reactivated at an inappropriate time.[17]
Blocking the Hh pathway with the antagonist cyclonamine has shown a strong inhibitory effect on hepatoblastoma cell line proliferation. A high frequency of glioma-associated oncogene homolog 1 (GLI1) and patched homolog 1 (PTCH1) overexpression and Hh-interacting protein (HHIP) promoter methylation is noted in early childhood hepatoblastoma, which also supports a key role for Hh signalling activation in malignant transformation of embryonal liver cells.[18]
Wnt pathway activation appears to be more prevalent in embryonal and mixed subtypes of hepatoblastoma, whereas notch pathway activation is more prevalent with the more differentiated pure fetal hepatoblastoma tumors.[19] The relative activation of Hh, Wnt, and notched signaling pathways appears to be useful in stratification of different subtypes.
Increasing evidence suggests that hepatoblastoma is derived from a pluripotent stem cell.[20] This further supports the hypothesis that this tumor arises from a developmental error during hepatogenesis and supports the hypothesis that research particularly focused on these developmental processes governing liver maturation and growth may ultimately lead to more effective targeted therapy for this disease.
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Hepatoblastoma accounts for 79% of all liver tumors in children and almost two thirds of primary malignant liver tumors in the pediatric age group. Approximately 100 cases of hepatoblastoma are reported per year. The annual incidence of hepatoblastoma in infants younger than 1 year is 11.2 cases per million; in 1990-1995, the annual incidence in children overall was 1.5 cases per million, which is almost double the incidence from 1975-1979.
A significantly higher rate of hepatoblastomas is observed among low birth weight (LBW) and very low birth weight (VLBW) infants born prematurely.[21]
A Children's Oncology Group (COG) protocol (AEP104C1) is currently investigating exogenous and endogenous causes for the increase in incidence and potential cause of premature births. The study is also exploring potential effectors independent of prematurity and LBW or VLBW. All children with hepatoblastoma diagnosed before age 6 years from 2000-2005 are eligible for retrospective analysis, and prospective analysis will be performed for children diagnosed between June 2005 and December 31, 2008. This is the largest, most comprehensive case-control study of hepatoblastoma performed thus far.
In Japan, efforts to improve vaccination rates have led to decreases in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and, to a lesser degree, in hepatoblastoma. Carcinogen exposure in some developing countries is linked to hepatoblastoma and HCC.
A large multicenter COG study included 182 children with hepatoblastoma diagnosed between August 1989 and December 1992.[22] Of these, 9 had stage I disease with favorable histology (FH), 43 had stage I with unfavorable histology (UH), 7 had stage II, 83 had stage III, and 40 had stage IV disease (see Staging).
All 9 patients with stage I and FH received treatment with low-dose doxorubicin and were alive and free of disease. Overall survival rates for all stages 5 years after treatment were 57-69%. The 5-year event-free survival (EFS) rates were 91% for patients with stage I with UH, 100% for stage II, 64% for stage III, and 25% for stage IV.
In general, patients who undergo complete resection of the tumor and adjuvant chemotherapy have a survival rate of 100%. Patients with favorable histology and low mitotic rate with complete resection may not require chemotherapy; for this reason, US protocols have advocated for formal staging and pathologic diagnosis prior to administering any adjuvant chemotherapy.
More recently, data from the International Childhood Liver Tumour Strategy Group (SIOPEL), which used preoperative adjuvant chemotherapy, demonstrated overall survival rates as high as 89% and event-free survival rates as high as 80%.[23] Australian investigators demonstrated that patients treated between 1984 and 2004 also had excellent outcomes, provided surgical margins were clear.[3] No correlation between α-fetoprotein (AFP) levels and outcome was reported in the study.
Other morbidity can result from precancerous medical conditions, operative complications, or toxic effects of chemotherapy. Short- and long-term sequelae and toxic effects of surgical management and chemotherapy are discussed below (see Surgical Care and Medical Care).
White children are affected almost 5 times more frequently than black children. Black patients tend to have worse outcomes.
Males are typically affected more frequently than females; the male-to-female ratio is 1.7:1. Male-to-female ratios are somewhat higher in Europe (1.6-3.3:1) and Taiwan (2.9:1).
Hepatoblastoma usually affects children younger than 3 years, and the median age at diagnosis is 1 year. Hepatoblastoma is very rarely diagnosed in adolescence and is exceedingly rare in adults. Occasionally, nests of hepatoblastoma cells are found in hepatocellular carcinoma lesions; this is more common in adults than in children. Older children and adults tend to have a worse prognosis.
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Should the Garden State give the okay to recreational-use marijuana?
A greenhouse in Warren County is at the center of that debate.
People living around the Edible Garden plant say it was fine when the company started growing organic vegetables.
They're worried about what growing marijuana there will do to their community.
The petition clearly states the position of some Brookfield Glen residents in White Township, Warren County.
They oppose the legalization and production of marijuana in the Garden State.
"This is a horror," said Rita Foti, organizer of the petition. "Somebody wants to turn the growth of marijuana into a healthy cash crop."
Fred and Rita Foti caught wind of the possible plan after seeing news reports that owners of Edible Garden Greenhouse on Route 519 want to start a marijuana farm if recreational use of the drug is legalized in Trenton.
"Unfortunately those who are in favor are a very very vocal group and we have to be the same," added Rita Foti.
The Foti's and neighbors started circulating petitions in the communities right by the greenhouse.
The goal is to present the signatures to leaders of the township, but some say the mayor has already publicly embraced the idea.
"Sam Race was on the school board of White Township for 35 years, I cannot believe he would be in favor of something like this," said White Township resident, Bud Allen.
White Township mayor, Sam Race, says his comments came after being asked about the possibility during a ribbon cutting ceremony at the plant.
Race says his comments come from a business standpoint..
"If a product is legal to grow then it's up to the person who wants to grow it, whether he should or not," added Race.
As a leader in the community, Race says he will have to weigh all the options.
"We certainly want to hear what they have to say and again my comments made at the event earlier were from the viewpoint of a single person, myself," said Race. "And I was not speaking for the community."
We made several attempts to get a comment from the owner of Edible Garden.
None of our emails or calls were returned.
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